Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Indiana

Time requirement on notice to terminate lease
My Indiana lease recently expired and, pursuant to the lease, I have been paying a month to month fee (rent plus an additional $40). My lease states that I can live at my apt month to month, but I still need to give them a 60 day notice of intent to vacate. Once I give notice, and then pay the 2 months� rent, I can move and owe no additional money. I have heard that Indiana law only requires a 30 day notice of intent to vacate and that I am only responsible for 30 days rent. Does Indiana law have such a provision, and does this provision supercede my lease? If I give a 30 days notice, am I only obligated to pay for 30 days?

Asked on 3/25/09, 8:40 pm

Burton Padove Indiana and Illinois Lawyer, Burton A. Padove

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Re: Time requirement on notice to terminate lease

Your lease terms will control.

Answered on 3/27/09, 10:36 pm

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